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jankers · 03-02-2008

Hi evh, welcome.

This is a difficult choice as they both have their challenges. A sub will prove to be very technical, even the 'simpler' models require a very careful build if they are to perform. A surface model has different build requirements but at least has more latitude to get something wrong/not quite right and still operate within satisfaction.

I have never built a submarine before, though i quite fancy the technical challenge of doing so. I fancy, however, that the first build will turn out to be no more than a"static" model.

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jankers Scale Model Member Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Sunderland Real Name: John My Models: Warships 1890-1920, merchant ships1950-1970 Visit jankers's Gallery Posts: 292	Hi evh, welcome. This is a difficult choice as they both have their challenges. A sub will prove to be very technical, even the 'simpler' models require a very careful build if they are to perform. A surface model has different build requirements but at least has more latitude to get something wrong/not quite right and still operate within satisfaction. I have never built a submarine before, though i quite fancy the technical challenge of doing so. I fancy, however, that the first build will turn out to be no more than a"static" model.